Category: 5. Entertainment

It’s not every day Rambling gets treated like a prospective eight-figure homebuyer, but when the Stahl House — yes, that Stahl House, Case Study House #22 — hit the market last month for $25 million, the listing agent offered a private…

My mother-in-law, Jane Birt, who has died of cancer aged 82, was an Anglo-American artist whose work was shown at the Portico Gallery, Manchester, Leighton House in London, the Piers Feetham Gallery and the Mall Galleries.

She worked in…

Earlier this month, LACMA hosted a special outdoor screening of Stray Dog Hydrophobia with a live performance, where Art + Technology Lab grant recipients Patty Chang and David Kelley presented their multidisciplinary film accompanied by a new…

Political activism, protest, dissent and conflict with the theatrical establishment were not acquired through the life experience of the writer and dramatist Margaretta D’Arcy, who has died aged 91.

They were genetically formed, deep in her…

Scott Galloway needs to move on (Interview, 3 December). He’s a dinosaur if he really thinks that “a woman is not going to have sex with a man who splits the bill with her”. Some of us wouldn’t want to have sex with a man who doesn’t…

In a seminar room in Farkas Hall, senior Aiyanna Ojukwu stood before a rolling whiteboard lined with index cards, each representing a plot point from her TV pilot episode. The story, as she explained to classmates grouped around a nearby table,…

Acclaimed photographer Alex Webb invites viewers on a photographic journey into “Italianness,” on view at the Miami Beach Convention Center as part of Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 as well as an offsite exhibition in Miami’s…